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December 2, 2015

Reading and Watching List by Jayne

JayneB Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / B- Reviews / Book Reviews18th-century / actors / codes / dance / divorce / England / film adaptation / historical paranormal / Jayne / lawyer / law related / medieval / non-fiction / Paris / pilot / police / Reading lists / science / War / Military / World War II22 Comments

Fitzempress’ Law by Diana Norman Three modern young people commit a crime against an old woman who sends them back through time to the time of King Henry II (known as Fitzempress because he was the son of Empress Matilda) where they must solve serious personal problems by making use ... more >

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February 3, 2014

Monday News: Apple behaves badly (again), Avon tries out a new type of story, Rowling regrets Hermione coupling, and movie-talk as marriage counseling

JanetPublishing NewsApple / Avon / divorce / Erotic-Romance / Google / Harry-Potter / J.K. Rowling / marriage / tech19 Comments

The Techtopus: How Silicon Valley’s most celebrated CEOs conspired to drive down 100,000 tech engineers’ wages – This story provides some of the detail around a class action lawsuit filed against more than 100,000 Silicon Valley tech workers, whose salaries were artificially suppressed to the tune of $9 billion. Apple, Google, Adobe, ... more >

January 11, 2013

REVIEW: In the Band by Jean Haus

DA_JanuaryB+ Reviewscollege / divorce / New Adult / rock band / self-published1 Comments

Dear Jean Haus: I purchased this book sight unseen during an after Christmas sale on Amazon. It had quite a few positive reviews and something most band romances seem to neglect: a female actually in the band instead of just sleeping with someone in the band. At the sale price, ... more >

A Midsummer's Nightmare by Kody Keplinger
June 20, 2012

REVIEW: A Midsummer’s Nightmare by Kody Keplinger

JiaB+ Reviews / Recommended Readsalcoholism / bullying / Contemporary / divorce / Little Brown / Young-Adult13 Comments

Recommended Read

Dear Ms. Keplinger, I think you’re one of the more interesting contemporary YA authors to be published in recent years. There’s an authenticity to your narrative voice that’s difficult to match. Despite their flaws, I enjoyed your previous two novels, The DUFF and Shut Out, so I snatched up your ... more >

All They Need by Sarah Mayberry
November 9, 2011

REVIEW: All They Need by Sarah Mayberry

JaneB Reviewsdivorce / opposites attract / Sarah Mayberry22 Comments

Dear Ms. Mayberry: I almost feel bad recommending another book of yours.  I feel like to continually recommend the same author time and again may read inauthentic to readers but your voice and the stories that you tell really resonate with me. I think you really know how to capture ... more >

Stand In Wife Karina Bliss
August 5, 2011

REVIEW: Stand In Wife by Karina Bliss

JaneB Reviewsdivorce / Karina Bliss / Marriage-in-Trouble / twins / unrequited-love13 Comments

Dear Ms. Bliss: Sometimes I think a reader connects to a writer in ways that can’t quite be articulated.  I’ve felt that way about your work for a while so I don’t know how reliable of a recommender of your books that I am.  What I connect with is the ... more >

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